Inflation Driving More Americans to Food Banks for Thanksgiving Staples
By Joe Gomez As food prices continue to increase because of inflation, more Americans say that this Thanksgiving, they’re turning to local food banks to get essentials for the holiday feast. “This is the first time I’ve had to pick up a box of everyday staples from a food bank in my life,” Brenda Stuart, of Washington, told The Epoch Times. “I am not destitute; I have a job, but I can’t afford to…
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